Taft Indianapolis partner Sarah Jenkins will present "Wealth Transfer Litigation in Indiana: Planning and Premortem Tools" at the ICLEF 53rd Annual Midwest Estate, Tax, and Business Planning Institute on June 11. During the session, Jenkins will provide Indiana-specific insights and guidance for estate planners and litigators, including strategies designed to help mitigate potential wealth transfer disputes through effective planning and premortem tools.
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Attendance at this seminar is eligible for CLE, CPE, and CE credits, pending approval.
Jenkins is an experienced litigator who works closely with her clients to guide them through commercial, appellate, and probate litigation. She has represented a wide range of clients, including individuals, nonprofits, foundations, banks, and financial institutions through a variety of disputes. Jenkins is a fellow with the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC) and the former chair of the Indiana State Bar Association's Probate, Trust & Real Property Section. She is actively involved in the Indiana State Bar Association's Probate Review Committee, drafting and lobbying for probate and trust-related legislation in Indiana. Jenkins has litigated trust, probate, and fiduciary disputes in state, federal, and appellate courts across the country. She regularly advises and represents clients on asset protection litigation, will and trust contests, breach of fiduciary duty and fiduciary removal actions, and contests of inter vivos transfers, and the administration of endowments under the Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act.